Sentence examples for even more confusing in from inspiring English sources
As night falls, the city becomes even more confusing; in the moonlight, everything looks black and white.
That question became even more confusing in 2009, when three US hikers strayed across border from Iraq into Iran and were arrested.
To make matters even more confusing, in France and Italy, the film's title was changed to Death on the Grill and The Two Craziest Killers in the World respectively.
Initial studies were even more confusing in that they suggested that there was no correlation between FDG uptake and grade of tumour which is in stark contrast to FDG uptake in other cancers such as lung and head and neck [ 1, 5] although one study [ 6] did show that this was also the case for prostate.
It's even more confusing if you file your return in Maine or Massachusetts: due to Patriots Day, the deadline will be Tuesday, April 19 , 2016 in those states.
And child advocates say that letters to parents in the spring were even more confusing than those in the previous year, making no distinction between children eligible to transfer to another school and those eligible for tutoring.
Even more confusing are changes in thoracic impedance, a measurement of resistance to electric current through the lung.
But to make matters even more confusing, so far in 2016 gold has turned sharply upward once again.
The lyric is even more confusing when viewed in the broader context of Beyonce's recent career moves.
Even more confusing are frequent changes in health care plans, particularly regarding prescription drugs.
